After the middle of the Korean dynasty, Hanfu absorbed the clothing styles of the Ming Dynasty, especially women's clothing developed into high-waisted skirts, while official clothing, court clothing and important court dresses also maintained the Hanfu system, which changed with the changes of Hanfu. For example, in the Tang Dynasty, the back tie of officials' black gauze hoes was vertical belt, and the hoes of Silla officials were also of this style, but after the Ming Dynasty, they were changed to angle display, and in the Li Dynasty, they were also changed to short angle display. For example, the dress of Empress Li Chao has always been the style of Empress China. The main differences between modern hanbok and hanbok are: hanbok generally has a right collar and a double-breasted (V-neck), while hanbok has an inconspicuous collar, similar to a small V-neck; The women's dress is very tall, and the hem is very wide and fluffy.